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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-19
DEATHS.

CHALKLEY.-Died. November -. lss7, NJ
Olive Hill. Nv. ANNE 4. CHALKLEY, al ptod
daughter OF lhadieus \. ant saiiIe Ch.lRley.
Tire funeral viii AXE place from her fathers
residence, No. west Cary street. III, AFTER
NOON az OclOcS. Tho friends and arquaint-
aucc5 u the family are respectfully invited 10
attend.
COSBY.-Ded, a. 2l3 east Clay street, Friday.
November Ism. 10 q quarter after o'clock.
JOHNNIE, adopted son Of /. 4. add 3. ". COSBY
In the fourth year Of his age
Funeral atHOllyw0Od at IL A. NJ. SATURDAY.
DHLON.-Dled. November rs. 1877, KATIE.
daughter OF James and Maggie A. Dillon; aged
four year, four mOuths and fifteen days.
Her fuleral viii taAe place from the residence
Of her parents, j2l north Eighteenth street,
THIS saturday AFTERNOON at2;i0 O'clOct. .
HALE.-Died. at Hudson,
v. y. saturday morning, November l2h.
CLARENCE DE WITT. aged three months and
twenty-seyen days, youngest son OF justin W..
and LOTTO +. Hale, formerly q hi 'hmOud
Interment al Fairmount cemetery Newark,
y. j., Monday November u, 49,.
PARRISH. Died, November 10, 1851, az 1850 r.
NJ. ALBERT SIDNEY JOHNSTON, s0n Of John
E. and NJ. L. Parrish; aged eight months aud
three days.
Funeral SATURDAY. November ION, at 800
o'clock. from residence Of parents. No. 600 north
Twenty-hith street. Friends OF the family are
requested TO attend without further notice.
Norfolk papers please copy.
RIDDlCK.- Dica on Friday, November 18th,
MAMIE FLETCHER. youngest daughter OF May
T. AMI ". Bat kiddick aged two years anu six
months.
Tue funeral will take place THIS saturday
AFTERNOON at 3 O'Clock from residence.
ROBiNS.-Diod, November 18TH, Ut the resi-
dence II his parenis, PERsls, second son Of A.
II. and j. =. Robins; aged eighteen years two
month. aud four days
Ills funeral viii take place from the Second
Baptist church IN SUNDAY AFTERNOON at 3; ~
o'clock. Friends OF the family and Of W. b.
Robins invited 20 attend.
NALEN flNE-Died, at the residence OF his
son, 327 south Cherry street. Friday, 18th. at 30
A. NJ. after a short Illness. WILLIAM G.. VAL
ENrlNf, in the sixty-seyenth year Of HIS age.
10 died In hope.
Tho funeral viii take place from Pines street
Baptist church SUNDAY AFTERNOON at
o'clock. The friends aud acquaintance Of de-
ceased and family are requested 10 attend.
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Rai'roaa chops Burned.


CycINSA1I, November ls.-At half
past O'Clock tlismouiug fire started
lu tne carpenter shop Of the Cincinnati
Southern Railway at Ludlow, hy., and
spread with great rlpiditv. owing 20
Lack OF water and the fact that Ludlow
has no fire department. The immense
car and machuc.sLops. covering two
acre, OF ground. Were totally destroyed.
together With all tie tools md machinery
aud large uumbcro cars and material
The rouudhousc caught fire and 10 was at
first thought to be- doomed, but by the
heroic efforts Of the employees the en-
zines in it we're removed and the build
inc itscl saved
the buildings destroyed were the car
shop. machine shop, blacksmith shop,
b ncr-shop, tin-shop, brass-foupdry. re-
pair-,hop, oil-house, lumber-shei, sand
house, and two Water-tlnks c0al-bins,
and railroad supply store containing
$4,000 worth of goods. Careful csti-
mates of the total loss make il sl75.
Tits fully insured in two London COM
llpips
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prennrins Tor trouble.

tBy AneloAmerican cable TO the Dispaich.l
Iovpox. November lS.-Troops are
being supplied with buckshot from Wool
wieb Arsenal and are preparing for any
emergency that may arise on Sunday
resulting from attempts to hold meetings
in Trafalgar Square.
Thepolice courts were dcnsely thronged
to-day by applicants for appointment as
snecigl constables. The applicants were
Of ol degrees and included a number Of
the employees from the extensive mer.
camille houses OF Peter Robinson and
Marshall " Snelgroye.
Sir Frederick Leighton and other
members Of the aristOcracy have been
enrolled rs special constables.
Sir Charles Warren proclamation adj
v;ses all who are in favor of law and
order 10 refrain from going TO or loiler-
inc about places where tumuits may
arise on Sunday next, as their presence
would passively assist the disturbers OF
fine peacc.
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Conductors in Council.

II" TTTT- = II II TIT IT ~ NJ
CurcaCo, November ls.-Ihe Railway
Passenger ami Freight Conductors
numu ALL and Pen .it Association began
't- thirteenth annual convention today,
with loo delegates present from different
States and Canada. The association is a
large mipoverlul one, numberngabout
!. goo members. President john *.
Sandy. OF the Chiaaaoand Northwestern,
called themectiug to order. 1heannual
address vas read by Second Vice
President Edmund Conan, Of the South
cr1 Kansas road. The grand secretary
and treasurer report Tor the year ending
September th shows Receipts, SiG,-
- :dlshur.omonts. 80. 200.
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u =, y Tyranglerin 1872. and in 1879 received
css,,. "iVeersi'y prizeiorthc Shakspearcan
lon5 Vh returning home from Eng
IT,, nc catered the Columbia College
t t School, and was graduated there
ron m 1879, taking second nrizc. and
Immediately began his profession in
-'ow York, which he has ever since sue
.,SS,olIy pursued. He is one of the
trustees of Columbia College and trus-
zee OF the Astor Library. He basalways
n'en an earnest and active Democrat.
anu was jealous IN the Cleveland cam
"Rn of 1854 Mr. Rives has not only
i,d" 'he severe training o. a successful
student. bat has manifested in his pro-
I'SSlon that sort Of faculty of administra-
non and decision 50 needed and essen
ual IN the work Of a government de-
partmcnt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-19
THREE VEN KILLED WHALE.
4 Desperate Fight Betwcen Boats
Grew nud Monster s'snbnck.

4 Pr0viurctOwn (llass.) special says
The whaling steamer Lizzie ~, Captain
West. which has been engaged in the
inback whale fishery on the eastern
coast this season, on OCTOBER 9Th, when
about fifteen miles east-southcast from
Seeuin island, or the coast OF Maine,
saw large lone whale Of that
species and attempted its capture A
boat WIS lowered and manned by Cap
tam West, his mate, and four scamen.
Captain West. with large. heavy whale
gun il which was an eXpIosiye-bOmb
lance, took the breach Of the boat, while
the mate steered. Upon approaching
tine whale it Was seen that lie would be
IN ugly customer 70 deal with, as he
showed no inclination to run, but kept
slowly milling around, evidently waiting
~ bc attacked.
When the boat was near enough 10
warrant sho, Captain West fired the
GUN. bat as the sea- was rough the mo-
ton of the boat destroyed tle accuracy
of the aim. The whale WAS badly
wounded. but not in any vital part. The
whale then made for the boat, aud in
Vas ING under IL struck it with his tlukes,
throwing 1t some thirty feet into
tine cir with It's crew. As the
boat descended the whale again struck
it with bis tSi and completely demol-
ishcd the boat and killed one of the
crew, Jacob K'ock, cutting him com
pletely i'm two. The whale then com
mrnced 10 bite and stnkc'vith his tail
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naby Tutwilcr,s Charmed Life.
lGrlnln tGa) News.l

Among other beauties and phenomena
Griffin possesses probably the only young
child IN Georgia who would deliberately
lie down on the railroad track for the
novel pleasure Of seeing train OF cars
pass over his body. Possibly there may
be something in the nerve of the name
gwen hun by his parents that
inspired Gilman Drake Tntwller, the
hye-year old urchin who now has to
be Kept IN the house to prevent repeti-
ton OF such action. Almost every
body has seen this child, with gravity
above hisage, running arouudthe streets
a little, Fat piece of humanity, seeking
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ri,a pnr,s scnnanI.

rBy Anglo American cable to the Dispatch
pans. November IL. la PaiT admits
that the prosecution OF NJ. Wilson is ne
cessary. and says that it only remains
for Justice 10 speak. Many newspapers
believe that the grand jury will return a
verdict in the case OF mot proven. me
Radical and Monarchical organs violently
attack President Greyy ior refusing to
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foIIofn Threc.Ton yIctqor.


Joy teltglapn 10 the II5pHuh.I
AMSTERDAM, n. Y, November 49,
The R,cordrr this evening says. An
aetolite weighing three tons dropped
with loud report in front OF the Mer-
chants National Bank, on east Main
street, al / l:20 this morning, making a
deep Inc, ntation in the ground. Great
excitement was created by the occur
renee. and large crowds vicwedthe csles-
tial visitor. Local experts find traces of
iron. nickle, aluminium, aud other metals
in the aerolite The Dudley observatory
has been notified by telegraph of the
meteor.s TIL
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An Error Corrected.

10y TTNET1TU ~ IN' Ul7IdI'LI
ORANGr, y. j., November lS.-The
officers OF the Orange National Bank
state that the arrest OF Lawyer Benja-
min c. 1uui.ou, son Of Rev William
Tunisou, OF this place, at jacksonville,
Fla, yesterday for obtaining money I'M
der false pretences, was due to a mis-
understanding. His father mad given
verbal orders at the bank to pay the
draft of Si33.Sj on which his son oh
tanned the money, hut through some
mistake the draft was not paid. The
error has, however, been corrected.
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Two new cases Of fever were reported
from Tampa yesterday
Six thousand coustablcs were enrolled
today Their initiatory duties began
immediately.
Assistant District Attorney Nicoil has
been assigned 10 prosecute Johan Most
TIE Anarchist.
John j. Bre,iin the well-knovn Irish
patriot, died yesterday morning OF dis
ease oi tLe liver.
Colonel Doping and his friends have
decided to bring action against Mr..
Gladstone for SANDER
The business failures during the week
number for the United States 20 and
for Canada 10, or total OF 22i, as com
pared with n total of 2l7 last week and
2lj the week previous.
The casting vote in the election for
Lori Rector Of the Glasgow University
has been given 10y the Earl OF stair,
Chancellor of the University 10 Lord
Lytton. thus securing him the Office.
William Coudon, Il prominent Nation
alist. was sentenced az MitchelstOWn yes
to-day to one months Imprisonment at
bard labor tor intimidation. His solicit
tor Withdrew from the court, alleging
that the magistrate Was prejudicod.
FIR. Gladstone in letter SAYS that the
Mitchell town shooting and the arrest OF
Mr.. Wi.red Blunt had no connection
with crimes contemplated under the
coercion act, and therefore the Govern
mants action was illegal.
Nearly complete returns of the Grand
Army Of the Republic vote on the pro-
posed dependent pension bill have been
received at the national Grand Army Of
the Republic headquarters in Mime
apolis, and it is practically unanimous in
favor OF the bill.
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rBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch
New YORK. November lS.-Hcrr Most,
the Anarchist, WAS orraigned in the
Court of General Sessions today, and
was admitted to bail in the sum Of
$1,000. The trial was st for the -2d in
slant Bail was furnished hy Mrs DIR
julius Hoffman, who said she and her
husband had taken no part in the auar-
chistc plots but were Anarchists at heart.
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&c in rhattnnoogn.

TUF INItET uTIH 10 IH' UHIuIIU.T
CHArrANoOGA, November lS.-A fire
broke out Mt midnight in the wing walls
OF laundry on Chestnut street. The
flames spread to Stoop' skating rink, and
in few minutes enveloped Chapman
Sons livery-stables, destroying the en-
tire block from Chestnut 10 Broad street.
The Second Presbyterian church was
also burned. The loss will reach $50, coo.
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TTI T"-T -TWT-T " m" T7-7T ~
MEMPHIS. Tenn, November lS.-The
total number OF bales Of cotton destroy
cd 10y last nights ire was l-,1o9 The
loss is virtually total one. The ques-
ton Of insurance is liable to prove a
ycxed one and doubtless the courts will
bee appealed to for settlement. The
value Of cotton burned is ,625,0O0.
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The Guyandoite IN Collision with IA
Schooner.


~ I770FTIVn " One UI-NaIcn'I
NEW YORK. November ls.-The
steamer Ouyandotte, OF the Old Do
miuion Line, on arrival at this port to-
night reported having collided of Hog
island no l2:30 tnis morning with an
unknown schooner The weather was
thick at the time ana nothing was seen
or heard OF the schooner after the acci-
dent. The Guyaadotte's bulwarks were
stove in and thc woodwork damaged to
tine extent of 81 ,OOO. Noone was injured
on tine steamer, but the fate of the
schooner and her crew Is a mystery.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARREr

N0YgNBER IS, ~.
No important sales were made to-day, though
there was o perepub!e good demand for nllcr,.
boln old Garz aud bright, with sale, az e.. 10 ~.
Loose sales were small, though Increasing over
yesterday. PRINTING! brought from Ic. o. = e..
and leaf g.. 10 &c., without anything very good
heIns .lLI.
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Nn.l,tnRlnn Notes.

10y I0TNFTuIU v NV UI7VNV-I'I
WAsmNGION, November lS.-Mr. Jo-
seph Chamberlain, Sir Charles Upper,
and Sir Lionel West. British Minister,
constituting the British Fishery Com,
mission. called mt the Department OF
state 10 day, where the Minister nitro
duced his fellow commissioners to Sec
rotary Bayard ,po
A special meeting Of the Board OF Re
cents of the Smithsonian Institute was
held to-day. Professor 5. +. Langley
was elected secretary OF the institution
10 succeed the late Professor ). /. Bard
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Highesf. closin1.
gfa Cts.



CHICAGO. November IS Pork Wa ION RAM
page today. aud with a net advance Of el&c.
over lat nights figures took 90 much Of mo
weakness out Of grain that this evening wheat
shows only ~ decline iFOm prices tNeuty.four
hours previous, corn ac., and oai- &C. Lard and
short.ribs accompanied pork upward 10. api
-fr. respectively. To- ,aY moro long wheat was
brought ont than Yesterday. IN the aggregate,
though &c came from totally Different sources.
! es,crlay 10 wa- fGe big fellows who 60, ria
81 their holdings; to-day ~ was the
hitlo follow. kilograms sent out after
the close last night covered the situation
pretty fully. and, n not actually advising small
holders 20 get ont. seemed ~ least u Induce
them to take the acton most natural "a an out
oifo"n operAtor-hamely 10 sen ON inc oresk.
Thus Il Wa. that the no0r this morning WAS
covered vita orders To soil and property came
out an the way down 90 I5Ac. for Deccnbei
whenf-a falling OF from tie opening prices 4
Sc. Then came tho boom In pork, aud wheat
iailini lc. for December. but In the nnal deal.
iu-s There was fractional reaction. December
leaving on at 15t ai3ac. Corn WAS fairly
active and irregular. the market ruling
weak cariy near futures ln particular.
Later 20 became nrmer and prices recovered 20
about last mi gh's prices hut In the last dealings
~ me afternoon ile market ca-fd on slightly,
closing af SIC. asked Tor May. Tho nuctua-
lions were within range 81 i.f The receipts
were -otrewhai larger than anticipated, AMI the
estimated arrivals far tomorrow show some tn
crease. Oat- were affected hr by the decline
I'm corn, huf whom corn recovered under mo
influence az pork oats reacted 90. and closed at
$50 o. for May. Tho provision market cut loose
fr.,., mn .--li,prv iurlrrrr and M AN operator
expressed 30, "the mar.et ran away fiom mo
crowd, Who thought ih'} couil play see-aM,
ani tA'y got Nhin- iNri' iue nteaN
yc.feri'F mdu'ri I'D" LOCAL crown "
unload ana ger snort no fNl'''suoh uht ut
rouufrymen eho had bought would Re- forced e
p,,,., ncg,.,'r 81 ~ r,,,s b.. ope9it ahoat
whore thes i'it oh !e'i'ri1}. ani prices started
mp imm'iiaifly There was e'oi ont-i le ana
''aly local tutint, 'h' k.u'IA lia.' i,lhs *
c'',.hflf t"i' N'7 iO.s was Wv la."ilye'
in, n. lt,ic.t r1i,t- slt a.ssi n he very
close of the afternoon session. Lard went up
a0r on buying o} a lA'f" lirt,rN op"latof' JAnu-
aft s.iu rom go, P" ~, o,l ,n' .a'l,l uains
and advanced s5.. closing at :, bid january.
Nr TOMS
IT. Louis, N"Femntt lH-floHr quiet ami
stoa1y. Nf'ht !Ii'-i h: "p"h'i So. 'h7l'I'
h"'ht hli' i'n tu 'h'.' '"hs VIVA NM Vl'
an me WhtA'i ui'p'rl 60 guy l,''t I's".e,'l
ana closed laec lower No, req ci-h' '7hh
..,ii'I ai,, i,,'e. nash n ~. Noy.nber
A.aubc.; MAY. i4i. attic. closed ~ - .c. oats
i4l' aud lower; cash, .'t; May. %hc Wits
f'y steady th. iflf .rlon7 -rohR lots-
Ndmulni-'Afrl' t."~t ~ goo. Ut 'Halt-
-a.' NoA"i Nn'.li''-' - -, 80; u,h1 =
rt"5n u,,xen -,h9nlieii. sSssb: long-cloars,
s. b-e clrar-r1s, ta..5; lDrt-clears, g. Hams
steady az tlVatlG
CfNrfNNATI
,,,,.-......-, >-..,.. ii. r,,,. s,-o,.
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C.hrs. CnACKERs. Sc.

old DOMINION CAKE AND
~ CRACKER WORKS,
II. GRltFlrn & CO., Pr0pnet0rs.
No. n SCUM Twelfth street, Richmond, Va,
manufacturers u all latest styles Of FANCY
BI.CUu>. CAKES, ana CRACKERS. This Il q
home enterprise, 10 which W. especially invite
the attention Of our merchants and the SUR
rounding country. 30 i6-3m
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CARPETS. OiL.CLorns, &c.

NARPErS.--I HAVE RECEIVED
\ my Fall Stock Of Goods-CARPETs. or
CLOTHS. RIGS, MATS sc. LACE AND DA-
MASK GU NTAINs, COANiCE POLES, SHADES,
AND HOLLANDS PAPER HANGlNGs Of ell
styles, which am Offering az low priceA
A. JENNINGS.
1871 Iaiu street
Sc 9i-9m kiohmond. Va
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Acquitted.

NY IoItkIHph 70 NO HlsphtchI
ATLANTA, GA, November 1s.-Bud
Veal, who has been on trial charged with
the killing Of G. ID. Horne, contractor
OF the State Capitol, was to-day nc
quilted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-19

atifLafe,. whiskey quiet and steady az Via
SIIa Freights 10 Liverpool per steamer qaiet'
cotton. I'D; nour. Is Ga. :-grain, 10.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, November ~ u ash quotations vere;
Flour in moderate request and unchanged. 20.
? spring wheat 75a75Ac: No. red, sS1c 70.
2c0rn, 4f4c. 10. 2 oats NAc PORK, N5.yps
t87A Lard. sG02Lai6s5. short-rib sides
O0osel &c '0as8o5 Dry-salied shoulders lboxed,
o. 1OasAB. short-clesr sides boxed, N.Sa
g. o. Whiskey, $40.
Leading futures ranged
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CINCINNATI.

NV YORK. November lS.-Cotton-Net re-
coiut-, j. IHrs, gto-- Io'elpta, lal uales. tu.
ure- closed r.ni, eale-, l5i,in haler, Noyetn-
l.I $40 t,lS'I 90: December. $40 l3aslOhi; Janu-
ans. .Ifufl1 40: February. so isasl0iS;
Nnr'h. ilU.5lusN.j: April. Sl06lailn.t2: May
fIutG: june. flNtttfiO.,1: July. $40 -2tti0si.
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HOUP0NS.-TAXP PAYERS MAY
~ SAVE FROM ONE FOU <TH TO ONE
THIRD OF THEIR TAXES BY PAYING IN
COUPONS, and can obtain them. stiil attached
20 their bonds, upon prompt application 10 nae
through Colonel 4. L. MAuAl, Attorney, i0is
Main street l0p stairs.
o2lm j. I. ARMSTRONG.
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CURE FOR THE pEAF.-pECK's

~ PATENT IMPROVED CUSHIONED EAR
DRUMS perfectly restore the hearing and per-
form the WORK Of the natural drum. Invisible
comfortable. and always IN position. All con.
yersason. ana even whispcrs heard Distinctly
send tor illustrated booA With testimonials, frea
Adttasso or cali % y. hlsCoX, ~ Broad say. New
York. Mention this paper. AZ Seodly
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MAliRIAl.ES.

COSBY-RA0 FORD.-Married. November IL.
is-7. AZ the residence OF the bries mother. ia
BedfOrd county. Va. by the Rev. T. Hubbard.
JULIA RADFORD to p. GUERRANT COSBY. Of
Lynchburg. Va. Nocards.
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tHy tlctlarh p me hkpiich
B0sroN, November lS.-rhe steamer
Venetian reloaded and sailed for Liver
pool tins afternoon.
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.


New YORK, November ls.-Cotton quiet and
steady; sales, iOi bales .upleuda, ID ~. Orleans.
lose met receipts az all ports. % 3-O bales tx
port--t0 Great Britain. 1898 bales % The Con
uncnt. lf f7j bales; stock, ,3i,s2) bales: weekly
net receipts $50 Daius; grO-- receipts. W,ci'
bales: cXforts-to Great Britain, - bales %
France, gus bales. Co tho tOnuneut. D so bales;
forwarded. 8i'l Dalcs: sales, l,jii bales: spin
ners, l,5li bales; stocS, sl.2g! b4ies. southern
-four Quie, AMI nrmly held. Wheat-Optous
fairly active and declined nj e.. early. from
which changes w0ro nDt material. closing heavy
and axe above the DCf'om; spot = ale. lower;
trading lair. largely IA winter srhlcs: No rod.
November, size; December, o64a-, &C.; Nag,
s2a93c closing 40 J2ac. Corn ealc. lover and
less active; No. >. NOyembcr. 334. December,
IS ia56c May, y s5, Ac clos NJ al 81 C. Oats
iaac. lower AMI lens active; No ,, DecemLer,
3la.Jsc.; January, % ABB e.; Nay 80 %, g.,
closing at 3dfc., No ? spot, 81 iaB sc. mixed
western. 8la56c. Hops steady. Cohee-talr RIO,
flS 50: options opened higher closing barely
steady; No. Z Rio, November, BIS NaatI0s3,
December SIS s5Gsl6 10; Nays 1-lsl5 80. sugar
duii and moro or less aOminal; rehucd quiet
Rice steady. COtt0n-soed OH quiet kosIn steady
az 800 asl.l5. Turpentine steady ~ SAC.
Wool unchanged and duh. Pork stronger aod
more actlyo; mess slt for old sli55Gsl5 Tor
new. Beefdull. alddles neglected Lard l5ss0
poiuts higher aud iairly active; western steam,
q 35aa,.N: November. SLGlai1.e5; December,
81 9sas7.l6; city steam, =. trclgnis quiet.
BALTIMORE
BALrM0RE. ND. November iS-Coiton easier
and quiet: mtddHng lOc. Flour firm aud fairly
active; Howard street. and western super
due. e. 81as2sA: DO. extra. f3at3t0; do. fan iiy,
g 55isL50: cry mills snperhnc. q. Eai2bu 10.
extra, s3aH0; 90. Rio brands, tL5aasLss
Patapsc0 superlatige patent s. %; do. fanny,
$50. Wheat-southern higher and firm red.
s5as7c.; amber. S1ahSc. western lower No. ?
winter red, spot, s3c. bid: December. SEA
SIZE: January. S5lsGS'.c. lOrn-SoutEorn
firm and active; white, osa5i'. yellow, 52aa2 C. ;
Western lower; mixed, spot, $50 bid Noyem-
Der, 53ac. bid December, new. Ih bid; year,
- a3hc.; .janusry. 63aSS ,c. Oats nrm
southern and Pennsylvania, Ds26c.; western
white. 3iaj5Nc.: western mixed, Sa3ic. i've
Grm and quiet at 60a52c. Hay easy aud quiet
prime 70 choice western, sl3aSi5 Provisions
81 ady and quiet Mcss-pork. si4iA Bulk
meats-ShO0iders and clear-gib sides, packed,
o.. and sac. Bacon-Shoulders, 'aSAc elcar'rio
sides, sac; hams. iaais4c Lard-Renned, 80
Butter steady aud nrm western packed, l7aAc !;
creamery, slaSae. Eggs steady and fairly active
al SSasic. hmed, l6al9c Petroleum steady re-
tined, &c. Coffee armer; hlo cargoes, ordinary
10 ialy, lsAaisAe sugar steady aud nrm; A
SOFT " O9i copperrenned fairly active and nrm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-19
r,r,, Assistant seeretery Of state.

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WAsmNofos, November l8.-Ihe Of
Gee 81 Fist Assistant Secretary Of state
Au by Secretary Bayeri been rendered
10 George l.. hives, an active member
Of the New York bar and accepted.
Ar. kyes is Of Virginia family. Ills
grandfather vas senator from Virginia
aud twice American Minister at Paris.
lic Wac born ia New York IN l8i9, and
was graduated By Columbia College see
oui ~ the class OF 1860 lie immedi-
atcly entered Trinity College, University
Ci Cambridge, ing, was graduated as